Does anyone know of local suppliers for series one brake parts? I am scouting out shoes, wheel cylinders, lines, flex hoses and maybe a master cylinder.
Cheers, Rob
A question for you series one guys
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Rob
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swamijake
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I bought a bunch of brake parts from Peter at 3 Brothers Classic Rovers in Ontario.
Here's a link: http://216.147.97.195/3bcr/index.html
He ships very quickly, has reasonable prices, and should have everything you are after.
The highly recommend getting the full brake line kit. Made life a lot easier.
Here's a link: http://216.147.97.195/3bcr/index.html
He ships very quickly, has reasonable prices, and should have everything you are after.
The highly recommend getting the full brake line kit. Made life a lot easier.
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Rob
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Thanks for the info
It's an early 53 80inch truck, the components at the wheels do look similar to series 2/2A but it has been awhile since I've dealt with series 1 brakes so I figured I'd ask for a refresher.
Cheers, Rob
Cheers, Rob
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swamijake
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Mine is a '56 86". The series 2/2a brakes are all the same except the master cylinder. Yours should be the same as well. I used a series 2 master cylinder and made a simple plate that I welded to the outrigger. There are professional made adapters to do the same thing, but in my opinion they are very overpriced.
There should be series one rebuild kits available for the master cylinder, but actual series one master cylinders are very hard to come by.
There should be series one rebuild kits available for the master cylinder, but actual series one master cylinders are very hard to come by.
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Dave_F
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If you want to stay original, try this guy...he is straight up and can sell you a rebuilt master for your 80"
http://www.thomsonlocal.com/Furness-Lan ... yinfo.html
you can also find him on LRSOC.
Cheers,
Dave
http://www.thomsonlocal.com/Furness-Lan ... yinfo.html
you can also find him on LRSOC.
Cheers,
Dave
